Examples of using Product liability in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Directive 99/34/EC extended the scope of this kind of product liability to unprocessed primary agricultural products. .
their own cost liability, product recall and product liability insurances covering third party damages.
health or absolute liability under the product liability act shall not be affected.
in line with the Product Liability Act as well as for the lack of guaranteed features.
If claims concerning product liability are made against us, the Contractor shall indemnify us for damages sustained(including costs of any recall action), insofar as he is responsible for
commercial agents, victims of competition law infringements or of product liability torts, and individuals who intend to avail of the rights afforded by EU data protection legislation.
commercial nature(traffic accidents, product liability, unfair competition etc.) and at adopting a
data protection or product liability.
The increase in the number of product liability cases brought in recent years is thought to be mainly due to external factors such as greater consumer awareness
LOVELLS, Product liability in the European Union;
2004/108/EC relating to electromagnetic compatibility and 85/374/EEC on product liability.
The responsibility towards the consumer is de-fined in the Directive on product liability 85/374 which also applies to toys, no matter the definition used
corporate law, product liability and employment law.
Italy, Poland and Spain, recorded an increase in the number of product liability cases brought under national laws transposing the Directive.
commercial nature(traffic accidents, product liability, unfair competition
view is that the Directive, and the product liability system to which it belongs, strike an appropriate balance on the whole between producers/suppliers interests and those of consumers.
At this stage it should be noted that the Lovells report had already underlined that the Directive does not fully harmonise product liability laws throughout the EU such that,
This comprehensive Community restriction on product liability makes it difficult for national rules to place direct liability on GMO suppliers for any damage falling within the scope of civil law as well.
There remains a perception on the part of some consumer representatives that consumers are unfairly disadvantaged by the burden of having to prove defect and/or causation in product liability claims.